Confused hibernators — including some of our podcasters returning from their winter breaks — are waking to the world and seeing all sorts of disaster this week. Roads are blocked by slush and truckers, utility bills are sky-high, and everywhere you turn seems to be fully stocked with pink and red candy (surely a sign that an expensive commercial holiday is coming). It's enough to make you want to go back to sleep until the next round of boosters comes available.
But, grumble not: Your pals at APN have got your back with a whole new playlist of episodes to accompany your weekend exploits. We highly recommend a handful of colourful crocus or tulip bulbs to brighten your space, too. (Or, if you can wait until Feb. 15, we hear there might be a big clearance sale on roses.)
The “subscribe” button on the Listen Notes list below will let you grab a playlist of these for your podcatcher.
Bridging the Gap is back for a chat with C.C. (age seven) and Shep (age five) on the year's first episode.
The Well Endowed Podcast offers a recording of the Early Career Artists Panel Discussion with Lauren Crazybull, Emmanuel Osahor, and Preston Pavlis, hosted by the Art Gallery of St. Albert.
Speaking Municipally looks at the possibility of a municipal vaccine passport in Edmonton, as well as other city council matters.
Travis and Ty recap all of the latest CFL signings ahead of Tuesday's opening of CFL Free Agency on 2 and Out CFL Podcast.
Get Checkered continues airing pre-season F1 profiles with a look at the career of Alpha Tauri driver Pierre Gasly.
Loyal Company of the River Valley returns from their winter hiatus to discuss the first big news bomb dropped by FC Edmonton in 2022.
The Turf District launches into Season 8 with the crew looking at the Elks' new leaders, new coaches, new players — basically all the "new" news!
Bollywood is For Lovers commemorates Valentine's Day with film critic, fellow podcaster, and romance aficionado Manish Mathur to discuss art imitating life with Abhishek Bachchan and Aishwarya Rai in Guru.
Crow Reads sits down with author and postdoctoral fellow Uchechukwu Peter Umezurike to talk about his short story collection Double Walhala, Double Trouble.
I Have Some Notes dives back into the Marvel Comics Universe once again for The Eternals, a film rich in characters and short on development.
On I Love This, You Should Too, Samantha and Indy look at One True Loves by Taylor Jenkins Reid, Kurt Vonnegut’s early work, and the film that launched a dance franchise: 2006’s Step Up!
Kyle and Dave vs The Machine looks at the bizarre and arguably exploitative Fitzcarraldo, a film where an obsessed man decides to build an opera house in the jungle.
The Read-Along moves along to the next chapter of Phoenix Extravagant.
Christine Chen returns to Putting It Together to discuss why Sondheim picked the birds he did for the song “Green Finch and Linnet Bird” in Sweeney Todd.
Karen and Griffin are joined by Franca Gualtieri to chat about the Chinook Blast festival on The Breakfast Dish.
Ed - Conversations About the Teaching Life drops three episodes this week with Matt Miller, Rachelle Dene Poth, and a check-in (because teachers sure do need those right now).
Let’s Do Coffee features Andy Karesa, a consultant who completed the BTECH program at NAIT.
Healthy Lifestyle Design talks about how to approach and cope with winter’s lack of sunlight, offering expert tips that you can try at home.
The 2nd Floor looks at how martial arts training can help one gain confidence and self-discipline.
Three Kitchens welcomes its first guest chef, Dennis Littley, who drops in to discuss his popular recipe blog, Ask Chef Dennis.
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